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Aaron Rodgers, the Packers and the long succession: ‘Just tell the truth, you wanted to move on’ Matt Schneidman May 31, 2023 Updated July 18, 2025 8:48 am EDT ...

No, Aaron Rodgers wasn’t Green Bay’s GOAT. Sure, his credentials might stack up. The man was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player four times, more than anybody except five-time winner Peyton ...

Aaron Rodgers could have defended his coach after a puzzling tactical decision cemented the Green Bay Packers’ demise in the NFC Championship Game. Rodgers could have expressed hope for the ...

Aaron Rodgers spent the first 18 seasons of his career in Green Bay and during that time, the Packers didn't use a single first-round pick on a wide receiver. As a matter of fact, the Packers went ...

Aaron Rodgers is a Hall of Famer, but how he’s viewed in the history of the game could hinge on the Packers’ postseason success this year. This postseason has the chance to define Aaron ...

Aaron Rodgers is a lock to make the Hall of Fame and will forever be remembered as a Green Bay Packers great. So, how can he improve his legacy this season?

Tom Brady's decision to leave the New England Patriots after 20 years and sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers sent shock waves around the NFL. Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers doesn't want his ...

Earlier this month, as the Green Bay Packers prepared to play the Chicago Bears in an important season finale, we here at Packers Wire discussed the legacy moment approaching for quarterback Aaron ...

Aaron Rodgers wears chaos well. Watch him play, and you can hardly tell that this has been the most turbulent season of his career. At 38 years old, he’s the favorite to win a second straight ...

Aaron Rodgers hasn't retired from the NFL just yet, but when that time eventually comes, there's a strong chance that the four-time NFL MVP will end up retiring as a member of the Green Bay ...

Aaron Rodgers can still largely dictate where he plays next season. So, yeah, because of his guaranteed contract, Rodgers can force himself on the Packers if he really wants to.